The rapid growth of the Internet has provided many new opportunities for surveillance, understood as the garnering of personal data for a variety of uses. Modern surveillance systems developed in discrete spheres of the workplace, government administration and the military, generally for specific and limited purposes. The adoption of computer technologies since the 1960s has vastly increased. . .
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